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a bad. and uncertain political future in germany esperance would have bought for the iraq . deal on a day. she was going to step down as. the governing body scrambling to deal with the fallout what does decision mean for the government and the nation's future also coming up. millions in parts of cameroon. featured and mutilated by violent separatists. behind the violence and read the last week's
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elections will help stop it. and the chief of the world health organization warns. poses a very great not just to much of the rest of the wasn't. german chancellor c.d.u. party is grappling with the fallout of a leadership crisis this after on a good balance the shock announcement that she's stepping down as body leader now she was expected to take over from american as the chancellor candidate in elections next year ensuring a smooth transition but now the field is wide open with various potential candidates for the job the c.d.u. is trying to ensure stability within the party and within the governing coalition.
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gave little notice before informing party leaders of her decision she was long chancellor angela merkel's hand-picked successor now she won't be her party's candidate for chancellor and plans to step down as party chief she says to see to use decision 2 years ago to separate the role of chancellor candidate and party leader was a mistake. that's issues in the instant target that the leadership question is still unresolved to this very day specific leave the issue of who will be the party's candidate for chancellor. we haven't been able to find a solution despite 2 party conventions and apparently some people don't want to resolve this issue. believes the cd you could pick a new party leader at its convention in december she's planning to stay on as defense minister her decision was apparently one she took alone. even
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chancellor merkel didn't find out about plans to step down until monday morning. and so i don't quite or i respect this decision picked but i must also say i regret that it's come to this. i can imagine that this was not an easy decision for an incorrect crap are imbalanced in fact you can find this former c.p.u. parliamentary party leader feels like mouth is being honored as a potential successor to comp. in 2018 he narrowly lost the party leadership vote to her both amin lush at the state premier of north rhine-westphalia and german health minister jens spawn are also in the running the tumult in the c.d.u. also has their coalition partner the social democrats worried. the city would feel its city you can't agree on its future direction and has been without
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a real leader for a long time lords. seen as the future of the c.d.u. . announcing she stepped in back after only one year as party chief her decision means the c.d.u. will likely be busy for months deciding on a new leader and from on this story i'm joined by the chief political editor. michelle i can't see the afford to wait 4 months to settle this leadership issue given that a new detail could also change the direction in which the party goes. well it says it can but if we've learned one thing from the political storm last week was it which essentially based on reason on peace not following a decision by the main party here in berlin is that decisions don't mean that terribly much at the moment in the conservative c.d.u. party angela merkel's party and that the lido who was unable to bridge a gap between east and west those who want to be more conservative leaning further to the right than the party center here feels comfortable with and those who want
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to redefine conservatism does raise a lot of question marks how much of a lame duck she will be whether she can really be the person who brings the party forward and gets it to talk about content like it insists it once too but everybody also within the party is now talking about personnel and 2 that sounds like ours it could be the future and we should the timing of this crisis is not brigit particularly good germany is due to take over the rotating presidency of the european union this summer now our correspondent barbara visit spoke to catalina barley and she's a european parliament member for the social democrats and she asked her how developments in german politics are being viewed there. it's been about like the crisis within the german christian democrats it strikes fear in the heart of many european countries because if it turns into a full book blown government crisis the next step is european crisis how big is the danger what you think well it is
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a crisis within the christian democrats there's no doubt about it but now our concern of course is that we keep going as a government and i mean we've seen rough times social democrats and we've proved that this is possible because we we were a very stable partner in the coalition and in the government and this government worked extremely well during the last months so that was really a body from the social democrats michelle and as we heard europe and other parts of the world rely on the stability of germany could the turbulence in general politics lead to a collapse of the german governing coalition. well i don't really see that immediately on the cards but we are seeing more and more factors for instability here in german politics and the in official finishing line for anger mackerels self declared last term in office is this e.u. presidency in the 2nd half of 2020 term runs out towards the end of
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2021 and of course there are doubts whether the so-called grand coalition with the social democrats can keep together one also has to bear in mind though that both parties would have a lot more to lose in terms of opinion polls if it came to for fresh elections then they would have to gain also notably there's a difference in perspective with the social democrat leader who we saw in that report kind of happy to see the c.d.u. i'm going to malcolm's party have their own internal woes now and with cutting a barley who formerly was a minister in this very coalition from a brussels perspective wanting to see the government and that means machall in place machall still stands for political stability the problem of her own party now is that it needs to find a constructive credible way out of the political brand machall because that's coming to an end and you know what about the far right alternative for germany now that was the party which played a role in this crisis with regional elections in the state of. ah the benefiting
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is the f.t. benefiting from this crisis. yes and no absolutely they've been able to demonstrate that what they consider to be the old parties the centrists parties can be caught off guard and they actually through a trick brought on going to michael's party on their own side in a regional vote that this is a red line for the conservative c.d.u. at the bottom of this is that simply the question of how to deal with the far right here and many is on results it's a debate that the current leader and if they've come come about was able to leads to a constructive outcome within her own party and we're now seeing a rift and the f.d.a. is having a field day by having been able to expose this. chief political editor thank you for that not being the operative but some of the stories making news around the
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wild officials in bangor they see a boat carrying refugees has sunk off the country's southern coast at least 14 people drowned 70 were rescued many of the estimated 1000000 muslims who fled persecution in neighboring nan ma have tried to leave camps in bangladesh on boats headed for malaysia. islands nationalist. party wants a major role in the country's next government after scoring its best ever election results party leader mary lou mcdonald to lead just looking to lead scored its rival parties that previously refused to work with sinn fein of the center right a few yana really is no longer ruling out a coalition. door warms of desert locusts are sweeping across eastern africa threatening food security for millions of already vanderbilt people the outbreak has devastated crops in several countries
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the un is warning of an impending humanitarian crisis and is appealing for international aid military forces have been deployed to help with ground based pesticides. the head of the wanted organization is warning that the karuna virus outbreak poses a very grave threat not just to china but to the rest of the world is that he was speaking as research is meeting in geneva to review research projects that might produce a cure or a vaccine to combat the virus many who live in geneva in just a moment but 1st a look at how the new crew now lies became such a threat. people with an unknown illness began appearing at one central hospital an early december 29th teen late in the month when young a doctor there posts on social media that patients in the hospital are exhibiting symptoms of viral pneumonia chinese health authorities admit they are investigating
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an outbreak among the 1st patients many have direct ties to the hunan seafood park it where wildlife is also sold by january 1st it shut down. as 2020 dawns chinese health authorities announced they've identified the culprit a novel coronavirus. a 61 year old becomes the outbreaks 1st casualty the number of people affected starts to rise and before long thailand confirms the 1st case outside china's borders then japan reports another unsettling way neither had visited the one market so person to person transmission looks increasingly likely and inside china the virus spreads to other cities people began wearing masks over 200 cases are confirmed experts predict many more.
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medical workers and move on themselves grow sick after treating patients taiwan and the u.s. report cases followed by a number of other countries including germany. the chinese government takes a drastic step suspending all traffic out of ohio on as well as public transport in the city. researchers report the corona virus has an incubation period and that carriers not yet showing symptoms might be contagious right as the lunar new year starts and millions of people begin moving around the country there are nearly 2000 confirmed cases worldwide 50 have died. the w.h.o. declares the outbreak a global health emergency kicking in a more coordinated international response. as january turns to february. remains in lockdown cases are confirmed in every
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province of mainland china li when young the doctor and whistleblower falls victim to the novel coronavirus one of many. in just over 2 months it's reached at least 27 countries infected more than 42000 people and claimed over a 1000 lives. jacket or something so what can be done to stop this deadly virus i'm joined now by dr margaret has from the world health organization welcome dr harrison expose the gathering in geneva today to discuss new approaches and vaccines medications for those infected what are your most immediate priorities. thank you for having us actually it's wider than than vaccines and medications although those are of course crucial it's looking at all the research we need to do that the world needs to do
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to understand this new virus to understand where it's come from to understand how it infects people how many people are severely affected how it transmits from person to person and how we can best look after people when they become ill and of course what medications work to stop the illness and ideally also how can we develop a vaccine to prevent this illness becoming a problem in the future and how optimistic are you about finding ways to deal with the situation in the near future well this process that's going on today was something that we learned from the 2014 a ball around break when there were none of these things in place and we got the best minds in the world together accelerated the research and as i'm sure you know we now have vaccines and therapeutics that work against the most deadly disease known to man so yes this is what humanity is really good at and this is what makes
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people human special bringing the brains together doing the work and doing the work to save the health of all humankind. doing a great deal to contain the virus 50 a lot of measures but at the same infections and deaths are still rising what direction is this outbreak headed according to your data. right everybody is working very very hard to deal with this new virus and doing a very good job what we all need to do is to continue to do a good job and what we also need to do is to panic so at the moment we're dealing with 2 things we're dealing with a new virus and a new virus we need to learn more about and to work together to stop but we also dealing with an info demick where people are attending to overreact a bit it's good that people listen to the advice of a lot of attention but really listen to the right advice have excellent hand hygiene make sure that they look after their health make sure that they do all the
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things that will protect themselves appropriately but not panic and doctor how does the w.h.o. declared the international health emergency what has changed since that declaration . so one of the things that has changed is that the whole world is coming together so quickly and so extraordinarily this meeting today that's going on was just organized a few days ago everybody dropped everything else come over here to get together to work together to do their best to help stop this virus and we believe. right dr margaret towers from the. in geneva thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us that's a pleasure thank you for having me. for the 1st time in 70 years cameroon has a local and parliamentary elections the opening of the polls had been delayed because of violence and political turmoil in the english speaking northwest and
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southwest turnout was extremely low armed separatists want people there not to vote in 2017 the separatist unilaterally declared independence and the formation of a new nation amazonia now their pursuit for self determination has been devastating the lives of more and more civilians are warning some viewers may find the following report disturbing. is recovering in hospital a whole lot was chopped off but. she sees. the men came to light accusing her of defined a ban on education. which include i was glad of it was followed was there was. a look at this it out through i sort of was all a dream. they kept hitting me with
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a machete because. the man started by gradually chopping off my ankle who could one of them was flogging my back with a machete and the other person completely chopped off my leg i saw my legs separated into you know they've got. the word under for militias you stick it in a store on the population. a few kilometers away 42000 hectares of banana robot arm pump lanty should have been abundant. this state all far is a 2nd biggest employer in the country but pretty is what includes thousands of his workers how fled do to increase the types many have been mutilated and all those cute. john was sleeping with our men read a desktop logic we want to be the one movie missing the separatists said they would
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have loved to kill us. but they would rather cut off our fingers in order to send a message to our employer world to walk they think they told us they were fighting for us she thought we were working in a government plan station which funds the government's crackdown against them we immediately they chopped off our fingers movement we too late on this one of us and will finish sure force pushes off to shut down the entire full regions. all activities are halted and people order to stay off the streets some time plus last 3 weeks. some are also just to have been accused of killing civilians i'm burning down villages this good is it which one is very dire you know we the people of this always on earth are cut off between the military and the separatist forces so you are not even sure that you will see the next. and also because of that on
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certain see it affix businesses most people cannot invest those who have businesses cannot really make a lot of money because for those who are those wild restaurant people who don't go out a lot of people are going to be out late you know there's general and shown in the . clued in helen discharged from hospital. this single mother of one is taking our very 1st steps knowing how life will never be the same again. got bought by the place a young reality and any of what was at the root of the mind and. stunned by seeing this falling as a result of all parties in the counting trying to gain control will take to it all control of the and reform regions of cumberland which the prince is here called imbecile wouldn't pursue pretties will ever does not fully the instructions that
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they have put in place in this region this person will be targeted out without any explanation simply the army the army also sees this body is still part of korean who ever the suspect of being a super tight up a separate is the supreme this movement this person also has been will be targeted skulls of villages have been burned down people have been killed and so have been beheaded this is not a huge trend the stories we've seen in op report is not just something that's happening now as a start a company not something as completely lost 3 years in this context and businesses here on ginny's the economy has crippled totality and this conflict has brought a rise of m groups that are not and this is really a suspicion east but these are criminal on groups who are involved in extortion in kidnapping and also in cheating so people here are now free to go about their business is feed people who cannot go out to eat anymore because the police is not
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secure and security is not guaranteed. that was. younger porting from the cameroons. to football and you're going to clean the man has done the bundesliga by resigning as coach of head to berlin he'd only been in the job for 10 weeks the former germany and united states was a marquee appointment for hetta who'll have new big money backers and had hoped to turn the side into one distinct challenges but the team have wine just one of their last 5 games had to have not confirmed the news but his management said a facebook post from kings man was genuine. now for more on what could only be described as a shock announcement to have mark medals from us 4th death welcome mark now klinsmann is huge name in german football has he really resigned after just 10 weeks in the job yes it is a one sided surprise and on the other hand not such
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a surprise because he didn't really want this job i mean he was basically brought in to have to be an advisor to the board earlier on the season then they got rid of their manager and then it was like well young players been here make you a coach and he said ok i'll take over until the end of the season and actually it's only lasted 10 weeks it's a bit of a disaster for him to be fair we can on such an upbeat and optimistic note what are the affected parties need and head to saying about this development well there's obviously a bit of friction here because he put out this facebook post and hatter it seems knew nothing about it had to have now just in the last minute put out a statement saying they're surprised by this decision and they only heard about it today and there was a good hour where there was just his facebook post there normally when this happens the club always announces it 1st now he says he wants to go back to being a member of the bolden advisor will see of her to want that his exact words are
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quite telling he says unity cohesion and focus. are the most important things especially in a relegation battle if they are not guaranteed i cannot support my potential as a coach so he's kind of saying there's something going on there or her to be on the scenes that he's not happy with absolutely there's something happening which is not quite right between the 2 sides now where do you see this is this the end of. the month career as a coach definitely i mean i don't think many of a future employers would trust him after this after only 10 weeks he isn't really a coach he's more of a manager he doesn't like doing the day to day business there was a hoo ha earlier on this season because they suddenly realized he didn't actually have a coaching license valid in in germany he left the piece of paper in a drawer in his house in california. he was jimmy coach obviously everyone remembers the fairy tale in 2006 jimmy didn't actually win that tournament he was only there for 2 years never on kind of says you're the germany coach now was
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actually the the man behind it all he was then sacked after only one season of buying munich he was sacked as usa coach and now he's left her to under a cloud i don't ever see him coaching again ok it's a great player but not a brilliant coach mark made as you have to see where this story goes thank you very much for bringing us up to date on the veil it is as if now. this is the day of the news and these are our top stories germany's governing c.d.u. party is grappling with the fallout of a leadership crisis after its head announced she was stepping down on a good count cut involved was chancellor angela merkel's anointed successor. as the death toll from the group of virus in china passes 1000 the world health organization has launched at the disease poses a very grave threat for the world it's heading for an international effort to speed up research into drugs and vaccines. islands nationalise partition friend wants
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a major role in the country's next government the body led by mary lou mcdonald scored its best ever result in last weekend's election and she is now hoping to find a coalition partner. the former germany in u.s. courts european klinsmann has turned the bundesliga by resigning as quarter of credible in just 10 weeks in the job. this is the news from berlin for more you can always follow us at twitter news or you can visit our website the dot com. and don't forget you can order is good news on the go just download the app from google play it from the app store doesn't give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and if you're part of a news story you can force or use the do down the app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. in the next is business news which feeling
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